Newtons laws skydiving, Physics

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Newtons Laws Skydiving

Assume the motion of the skydiver below. As the skydiver falls and he encounters the force of air resistance. An amount of air resistance is dependent upon two variables:

• The speed of the skydiver
• The cross-sectional area of the skydiver

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